John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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VAN FI dedicate field to Sullivan brothers Students, faculty, and com- munity members decided to complete Marshall with a football stadium. Thus, all united to build and finance a field. Athletic Director Harry E. Sullivan directed the money-raising, hauling, drilling, and painting. Loyal volunteers constructed most of the stadium. On September 6 people filled the stands and the football was snapped at the first game to ever be played on Marshall's own field. In a flourish of activity on September 26, John Marshall's field was officially named Sullivan Field because of Mr. Harry Sullivan's efforts and those of his brother's, Tom, who helped in the construction. Another first came on October 5 when the graduating class of 1969 was welcomed home. Floats, signs, and a victory over Greenfield sparked the first real homecoming of IMHS. Nancy Chafee was crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime. Marshall's Homecoming Queen, Nancy Chafee, adjusts her crown after winning the all-school election. I3

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un ag ,Tre H ua gg sag S' Elie x3wfbofsSffa4 E as 1 'g . if af gina. 55a W---. E Shocked after receiving a generous tip Denms Cummings Janet ing service at the publications tumabout where the girls asked the boys Shanks and Jana Walls feel rewarded for their cider and pretzel keep- to the dance. urnabout, dances fun for Patriots Suits, ties, corsages, velvet, satin . . . twice a year Patriots don special attire and attend school dances. Flowers, cherry blossums, yellow moon, and the theme of Moonlight Over the Potomacf' set the atmosphere for the 1969 spring Student Council Dance. Brother and sister Bill Fox, senior, and Carol Fox, junior, reigned as king and queen of the dance. This fall, the girls at Marshall had their chance to ask their guy to Bourbon Street Beat -this year's turnabout dance. Checkered tablecloths, off-broadway posters, and musical notes decorated the halls, Pretzels and cider served as refresh- ments. Patriots danced to various combos and chatted with friends at af- tergame soc-hops sponsored by local clubs. Left-Spirited Patriots raise a fuss and work ol? their frustrations at the Scecina game soc- hop. Far leji-Someone had better inform this foursome that the bus route does not include Bourbon Street, the setting of the Tumabout Dance. 15